Spring has come and with it I have decided to expand on the cave again this time adding a room for animals and another room for sleeping. This room I would need a door. This room was also going to be something of a secret laboratory.
I desended the mountain and stole quite the sum of money. Of course i did not spend anything and returned to the mountain. I continued building both rooms. My laboratory slash sleeping room was well hidden infact in order to get in I had to manually push the 300 pound door through 4 meters of hallway where i would then be able to get in and put it back in place. It was hard work but no one would ever be able to find me because the door itself was solid rock 2feet wide. It was hard because I had remove a large portion of the wall then use concrete to make it look like the wall had nearly been reinforced there. I also put design plans on a table that looked like a work bench explaing how further excavation would need reinforcement on several walls. But due to lack of funds reinforcement would be limited too the weakest areas of walls.
About a month later I desended the mountain again and got a ton of of computer parts. As well as scrap metal and other supplies.
Once at my laboratory. I made a pumping system. See water seeped through the rock so I made the ceiling slanted so it would run into a tank. When the tank was full gravity would force a valve open which would run down to a water mill. Obviously one water mill would not generate much electricity so I designed several mills that would rotate the water around indefinitely not exactly difficult however it was like taking the concept of gears mixing it with water mills and then having gravity as a result the water would inevitably fall at least a few cups a minute with the tank containing up to 750 gallons within a few hours there would be none left. So with the electricity it generated I stored it in a battery this battery was set to activate when the water mills stopped rotating. The water would be sucked up from the bottom of the tank those fee inches of water at the bottom that can not be sucked up are dropped manually into another tank to be filtered and drinken. Now this system seems to create perpetual energy but in reality it does expend water because not all of the water can be reused. As I have to be able to drink. That and the battery uses up most of its energy recycling the water.
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Inefficient but after the cycle finishes I have about 3 hours of electricity. Not much but its enough.
(This is just one of the many inventions I will have made. Keep in mind these invemtions are all going to be very plausable however it would take a mathamatition, electrician, and physist for it to actually stand a chance at working.